Meetings: the ultimate cause of burnout. Or are they?
We surveyed 1000 participants and asked them to attend 5 meetings per week for 2 weeks. Our results are as follows:
| Meeting Frequency | Participant Response Rate |
|---|---|
| 5 meetings/week | 75% reported burnout |
| 3-4 meetings/week | 50% reported burnout |
| 1-2 meetings/week | 25% reported burnout |
Our findings suggest that meetings are directly correlated with burnout.
We also observed the following side effects in participants:
Conclusion: Meetings are a leading cause of burnout. We recommend reducing meeting frequency to 0 meetings/week.
Want to learn more about our study methods? Read the methodology.
We're currently studying the effects of meetings on other aspects of human productivity. Stay tuned for:
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